Helpir

Helpir is modeled as a web based application, constructed and designed similarly to well-known web based organizations such as Fiverr, TaskRabbit, and Uber. The innovative idea behind helpir is a channel for needs and problems to be satisfied and solved by local, capable, and willing individuals for an agreed upon price and scope of work. Helpir allows individuals to outsource tasks, jobs, and educational learning to other local individuals. This model of crowd sourcing jobs, tasks, and knowledge has a wide market and is increasing rapidly. This concept allows people to outsource jobs that would typically be completed by themselves or a professional service, to local capable individuals for a reduced cost and greater convenience.

Everyone has problems and there is always someone who can solve them, this is why everyone is encouraged to join helpir. When users sign up on the helpir website, they will be prompted to input their name, date of birth, and email address. Users are either considered to be wantirs, those looking to obtain help and knowledge, or helpirs, those providing help and information. When a user decides to become a helpir or a wantir, then they will be requested to input their physical address, credit card information, and will have a security check conducted. All helpirs will be required to pay for the one time identity & criminal background check upon the commencement of their first quest. Also, when a wantir posts a quest for the first time, they will charged a starter fee. This onetime fee allows the Company to provide a National Criminal Search on all wantirs posting quests. This increases the safety and reliability for all users.